audit-trail

问题 As stated on the topic , I am looking for a way for us to track on the activities of the specific user. May or may not have the SYSDBA or SYSOPER privilege. For example , HR. I would like to know what are the details of his login , what are the objects that are changed by him , what were their original values , SQL statements executed , what procedure/functions that were executed etc. Could we set up such audit trail log in Oracle 11gR2 Standard/Enterprise? Thanks 回答1: First of all you need

问题 I am using yii2-audit extension for audit logs, I followed all steps of installation and also migrate all tables. But when I update table value then it will return error like Audit module cannot be loaded . I have place behaviors() in my model . My Model <?php namespace frontend\models; use yii\base\Model; use yii\web\UploadedFile; use bedezign\yii2\models\AuditTrail; use bedezign\yii2\audit\models\AuditEntry; use bedezign\yii2\Audit; class StudentForm extends \yii\db\ActiveRecord { public

问题 I am working on an new web app I need to store any changes in database to audit table(s). Purpose of such audit tables is that later on in a real physical audit we can asecertain what happened in a situation, who edited what and what was the state of db at the time of e.g. a complex calculation. So mostly audit table will be written and not read. Report may be generated though sometimes. I have looked for available solution AuditTrail - simple and that is why I am inclining towards it, I can

问题 What would be suitable database for following? I am especially interested about your experiences with non-relational NoSQL systems. Are they any good for this kind of usage, which system you have used and would recommend, or should I go with normal relational database (DB2)? I need to gather audit trail/logging type information from bunch of sources to a centralized server where I could generate reports efficiently and examine what is happening in the system. Typically a audit/logging event

问题 What are some strategies that people have had success with for maintaining a change history for data in a fairly complex database. One of the applications that I frequently use and develop for could really benefit from a more comprehensive way of tracking how records have changed over time. For instance, right now records can have a number of timestamp and modified user fields, but we currently don't have a scheme for logging multiple change, for instance if an operation is rolled back. In a

问题 I have my core project in C#. I work on a database, where some tables have the columns "user_mod" and "date_mod" for sign who and when made some mods and the same with "data_new" and "user_new". My question: is there a way to centralize this and make this data inserted automatically, where I create the instance of dbContext ? If not, I will use an audit trail tool. I have seen some of these, but there is a problem: all of these, require some code in my model. But I don't want to write in my

问题 I am trying to implement audit trail/logging for a MySQL database. Now I have created an "audit" db (let's call it company_audit ) which will contain "audit" copies of certain tables in the main db. (Say for company.customers I will create company_audit.customers . The audit table will contain the same exact columns as in the original table. I want to use a trigger to insert changes in the original table into the audit table like so: DELIMITER $$ DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS customers_history_AU$$

问题 I am using REST api with JPA, and getting the user information in the header section . For audit purpose need to save the user detail with each request. How to directly get the user info at JPA level (@Prepersist and @PreUpdate hooks) from rest header. I don't want to pass the details though service layer Is there any generic way to do it ? Note-I am not using spring. Thanks in advance. 回答1: I had the similar problem with spring framework. Following idea may help you. Create AppContext using

问题 I need to log all sql queries running in an Oracle database I have (non-production, running Oracle 11g enterprise). How I would like to do this, is to use Oracle's Fine Grained Auditing, since it logs the exact query and does so in the db, which is much more useful for me. However , it seems from the documentation (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/network.102/b14266/cfgaudit.htm#i1011783) that you are required to specify a table name, with no default. Is it possible to use Oracle fine

问题 We are planning on introducing simple Audit Trail in our database using triggers and separate history table for each table that requires auditing. For example consider table StudentScore, it has few foreign keys (eg. StudentID, CourseID) linking it to corresponding parent tables (Student & Course). Table StudentScore ( StudentScoreID, -- PK StudentID ref Student(StudentID), -- FK to Student CourseID ref Course(CourseID), -- FK to Course ) If StudentScore requires auditing, we are planning to